Notices by Iridium Zeppelin (bananarama@mstdn.social)

@jeffcliff @debugagent Is this spam? The entire account seems to be geared to selling a book.

@jeffcliff @debugagent The first few posts are all about his book, which isn't free. this is totally marketing lol

also its on amazon and only has 3 reviews

@jeffcliff @debugagent true, but there are some really amazing free and open source books that cover the same material :/

even full university courses

@jeffcliff @debugagent
I can't seem to find my old notes. Hardware V&V is really informative for this kind of stuff.

https://web.mit.edu/6.031/www/sp22/classes/13-debugging/

git bisect manual and the gdb manual cover most of the extra tools one needs for software

for network debugging with kubernetes in particular, https://lyz-code.github.io/blue-book/devops/kubernetes/kubernetes_architecture/

I welcome new books but this guy's account is just there to sell a book, which I'm less fond of.

@jeffcliff

Did you see this?

https://www.cbc.ca/sports/hockey/nhl/nhl-banning-cause-based-jerseys-next-season-1.6885826

I want to get a pride jersey to spite this shit and in support of folks here, especially since the Staals were specifically named. Ideally it would not provide any money towards the NHL.

@KevinMarks I don't think a lot of people understand that AI is necessarily only as good as your objective. We still can't rigorously define many kinds of objective. There are issues with misaligned objectives as well. Deep learning in particular is very good at doing certain kinds of feature extraction and interpolating on some kinds of mathematical models. We are starting to determine what kinds of problems these tools are useful for. Policymakers need to know this.